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The programme is designed to provide students with second cycle interdisciplinary training on issues related to the couple, the family and sexuality.

Firmly thematic in character, this two year training programme builds on previous first or second cycle studies done at a university or elsewhere in social science, history, psychology, philosophy, law, medical or paramedical science or other subjects. It is also designed for bachelors who are social assistants, nurses and teachers : in all cases it provides students with a rigorous and interdisciplinary training in current issues relating to couples, families and sexuality. Students who hold either a bachelor degree or a Belgian ‘licence’ degree will find that this programme builds on their earlier studies.

The programme introduces students to theoretical foundations and the methodology of interdisciplinary approaches to issues relating to families, couples and sexuality : the basic concepts and their history are taught during the first year. In the second year, the programme aims to enable students to attend specialized courses in one or other of the disciplines (sociology, psychology, anthropology, sexology, history, medicine, philosophy) or subject areas (families, couples, sexuality). A final dissertation provides the opportunity for advanced study of an issue through the production of an academic text.

The programme is spread over two years of study. It is made up partly of core subjects : all the first year courses (60 credits), the work placement and the dissertation (30 credits)and partly of 4 special subjects worth 15 credits each. Students must choose one of these together with an optional subject from the other special subjects for a total of 15 credits.

To gain approval of their individual programmes, as well as agreement to replace courses which have already been studied, students must see the Academic Secretary.

Advanced Masters :
Doctoral programmes : currently doctorate in Psychology and Education. Discussions under way with the Faculty of Economics and Political Science.

Certificate in Clinical Sexology and Interuniversity Certificate in Mediation. Other certificates under discussion.

University Bachelors
Diploma	Special Requirements	Access	Remarks
UCL Bachelors
Bachelor in Psychology and Education: General [180.0] Bachelor in Human and Social Sciences [180.0] Bachelor in Sociology and Anthropology [180.0]		Direct access
Intitulé du programme appelé par le code		Direct access
Belgian Bachelors of the French speaking Community
Bachelier en sciences psychologiques et de l’éducation		Direct access
Intitulé du programme appelé par le code		Direct access
Belgian Bachelors of the Dutch speaking Community
Bachelor in de psychologie		Direct access
Intitulé du programme appelé par le code		Direct access
Foreign Bachelors
Intitulé du programme appelé par le code		Direct access
Non university Bachelors
Diploma		Access	Remarks
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> BA - assistant(e) en psychologie > BA - assistant(e) social(e) > BA - conseiller(ère) social(e) > BA - sage-femme (ex-accoucheuse) > BA - éducateur(trice) spécialisé(e) en accompagnement psycho-éducatif > BA en soins infirmiers		Accès au master moyennant réussite d'une année préparatoire de max. 60 crédits	Type court
Holders of a 2nd cycle University degree
Diploma	Special Requirements	Access	Remarks
"Licenciés"
Intitulé du programme appelé par le code		Direct access
Masters
Intitulé du programme appelé par le code		Direct access
Holders of a non-University 2nd cycle degree
Diploma		Access	Remarks
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Reminder : all Masters (apart from Advanced Masters) are also accessible on file.

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See the general admission requirements

Interdisciplinary teams of teaching staff.

Courses with high attendance will have a written examination. For other courses, assessment may take the form of an oral examination or a piece of individual work. The precise nature of the assessment will be clarified by the lecturer in charge at the beginning of each course.

Designed as a group of thematic modules, this programme fits in with other partners, both by borrowing or lending different components. The Institute’s special partners (University of Quebec - Montreal, REDIF, University of Lille) also work in the same way.

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Mandatory Optional Courses not taught this academic year Periodic courses not taught this academic year Periodic courses taught this academic year Two year courses
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Mémoire et stage (30credits)
LSEXM2600	Mémoire  (in French)	N.		20credits			x
LSEXM2650	Stage, y compris séminaire et tutelle  (in French)	Stephan Van den Broucke	0h + 30h	10credits			x
Histoire, sociétés, cultures (16credits)
LSEXM2105	Sociologie de la famille et du couple  (in French)	Jacques Marquet	30h	4credits		x
LSOC2005	Identity, Gender and Sexuality	Jacques Marquet	30h	4credits	1q	x
LSEXM2115	Anthropologie culturelle de la famille et de la sexualité  (in French)	Robert Deliège	30h	4credits		x
LSEXM2125	Histoire de la famille et de la sexualité  (in French)	Paul Servais	30h	4credits		x
Outils (14credits)
LSEXM2135	Approches multidisciplinaires de la famille, du couple et de la sexualité et éléments de méthodologie  (in French)	Guy Lories, Paul Servais, Stephan Van den Broucke	60h	12credits		x
LPSY1346	Deontology of psychological practice  (in French)	Thierry Moreau	15h	2credits	2q	x
Psychologie et biologie (14credits)
LSEXM2145	Psychologie familiale, conjugale et sexuelle, y compris les aspects systémique et psychanalytique  (in French)	Pascal De Sutter (coord.), Susann Heenen-Wolff, Stephan Van den Broucke	60h	7credits		x
LSEXM2155	Aspects biomédicaux de la sexualité et de la reproduction  (in French)	Armand Lequeux, Reinier-Jacques Opsomer	60h	7credits		x
Philosophie et normes (16credits)
LSEXM2165	Approches philosophique et éthique du couple, de la famille et de la sexualité  (in French)	Nathalie Frogneux	60h	8credits		x
LSEXM2175	Aspects juridiques de la famille, de la sexualité et de la procréation  (in French)	Thierry Moreau, Jehanne Sosson	60h	8credits		x

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						1	2
Choisir une des quatre filières suivantes (15credits)
Education à la famille, au couple et à la sexualité (15credits)
LPSYM2432	Education familiale  (in French)	Isabelle Roskam	60h	6credits	1q		x
LPSY1325	Development, nurture and culture  (in French)	Isabelle Roskam	30h	4credits	2q		x
LSEXM2216	Education sexuelle : analyse et intervention  (in French)	Pascal De Sutter	30h	5credits			x
Clinique du couple et de la famille (15credits)
LSEXM2232	Psychopathologie et thérapies familiales, conjugales et sexuelles  (in French)	Christine Reynaert	45h	6credits			x
LSEXM2234	Clinique psychanalytique de la famille, du couple et de la sexualité  (in French)	Susann Heenen-Wolff	30h	4credits			x
LSEXM2236	Séminaire de clinique du couple et de la famille  (in French)	Christine Reynaert, Nicolas Zdanowicz	30h	5credits			x
Sexologie (15credits)
LSEXM2252	Sexologie clinique multidisciplinaire  (in French)	Pascal De Sutter, Armand Lequeux, Michel Mercier, Reinier-Jacques Opsomer, Christine Reynaert	45h	6credits			x
LSEXM2254	Clinique de la violence sexuelle  (in French)	Pierre Collart	30h	4credits			x
LSEXM2256	Séminaire de sexologie  (in French)	Pascal De Sutter	30h	5credits			x
Familles, sexualités et sociétés (15credits)
LSEXM2272	Anthropologie, histoire et sociologie de la famille et de la sexualité : questions spéciales  (in French)	Françoise Bartiaux, Jacques Marquet, Paul Servais (coord.)	45h	6credits			x
LSEXM2274	Politiques familiales et sociales : approches sociologique et juridique  (in French)	Jacques Marquet, Thierry Moreau	22.5h	4credits			x
LSEXM2276	Séminaire : familles, sexualités et sociétés  (in French)	Françoise Bartiaux (coord.), Jacques Marquet, Paul Servais	30h	5credits			x
Choisir 15 crédits parmi les cours des trois filières non choisies (15credits)